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Moved to mainspace by Miraclepine(talk).
Number of QPQs required: 2. DYK is currently in unreviewed backlog mode and nominator has 180 past nominations.
Newness and length check out (moved to mainspace on 12 September, nominated on 18 September with 4,445 B / 722 words). Earwig reports only names and standard phrasing overlaps, with no copyright concerns. The article is neutral, and both QPQs are complete. ALT0 is fully verified and appears in the article. ALT1 is provisionally acceptable under AGF because the print source is inaccessible, but I favour ALT0 for its greater accessibility to general readers despite its poetic phrasing. Two points remain: (1) The lead and infobox give 1980 for the Guggenheim Fellowship, while the biography gives 1983. (2) Please address a few typos, such as "a hour of poetry". Once these are addressed, no further concerns. HerBauhaus · talk16:38, 18 September 2026 (UTC)Reply
@HerBauhaus: Fixed them; anything I missed? I don't seem to have found any at a quick glance. ミラP@Miraclepine
Thanks for the fixes! Just two small things I spotted: Could "Camille Claude" be a typo for "Camille Claudel"? Also, the 1983 Guggenheim Fellowship sentence still cites [2], a report published in 1981. Could you please check that citation? Otherwise, everything looks good. HerBauhaus · talk17:01, 18 September 2026 (UTC)Reply
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Newness and length check out (moved to mainspace on 12 September, nominated on 18 September with 4,445 B / 722 words). Earwig reports only names and standard phrasing overlaps, with no copyright concerns. The article is neutral, and both QPQs are complete. ALT0 is fully verified and appears in the article. ALT1 is provisionally acceptable under AGF because the print source is inaccessible, but I favour ALT0 for its greater accessibility to general readers despite its poetic phrasing. Two points remain: (1) The lead and infobox give 1980 for the Guggenheim Fellowship, while the biography gives 1983. (2) Please address a few typos, such as "a hour of poetry". Once these are addressed, no further concerns. HerBauhaus · talk 16:38, 18 September 2026 (UTC)
Nice job, and thanks for the very speedy fixes! Approving ALT0. HerBauhaus · talk 17:51, 18 September 2026 (UTC)